Premature Ejaculation Treatment

Intracavernous Pharmacotherapy (ICP)

Considered a very effective but often under-utilized treatment for Erectile Dysfunction, ICP involves an injection of a combination of FDA-approved vasodilators into the spongy tissue of the penis using an auto-applicator. This combination causes an expansion of the penile arteries and penile tissues, resulting in increased blood flow to the penis. An erection typically develops within minutes. The erection feels perfectly natural and normal; however, it will not subside after ejaculation until the effect of the medicine wears off. In rare cases, side effects of ICP include penile bruising, pain or tenderness, scarring, and a prolonged erection (known as a priapism). Clinic for Him physicians have developed a unique approach to this method that has been effective for thousands of patients. Because it is applied locally and is non-systemic, it is often recommended for men with diabetes, heart conditions, high blood pressure, or other illnesses. In the last 15 years, ICP has re-emerged as a treatment option for men who do not respond to well-known oral medications for ED. Many men prefer to use ICP over other methods, given its record of safety, quality, and highly predictable results.

 

Chewable Tablets

 

Rapid Dissolving Tablets

For men who can otherwise tolerate the side effects of Oral Medications but want a more potent and faster-acting solution. These tablets have the same contraindications and side effects as standard Oral Medications, but due to faster absorption, they have a faster onset of response.

 

PRP

Platelet-Rich Plasma is prepared by taking a small sample of blood and subjecting it to centrifugation (spinning the blood sample at a high rate of speed), which separates red blood cells and white blood cells from the remaining plasma. The remaining plasma is “packed” with platelets that remain behind, hence the term Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP). PRP contains numerous Growth Factors that have the ability to promote the repair and healing of damaged or injured tissue throughout the body. Head here to read more about PRP.

 

Hormonal Replacement Therapy

Some men experience a condition called andropause, similar to menopause in women, which can be caused by low testosterone. Symptoms can include but are not limited to, feelings of sluggishness, fatigue, poor sleeping habits, weight gain, low sex drive, or erectile dysfunction. For the appropriate candidate, hormonal replacement therapy can be valuable in reversing these symptoms and even improving libido (sexual drive).
Blood tests are required for the purpose of diagnosis, monitoring the treatment effectiveness, as well as any other adverse side effects.

 

Oral Medications (ED Pills)

Oral medications for ED have become very well known, and their convenience often makes them the first line of treatment. While effective for many men, those who take nitrates for chest pain should not use oral medications, given the potential for an unsafe drop in blood pressure. Other potential side effects include, but are not limited to, blurred vision, loss of hearing, and headaches.

 

Other available treatment programs for Erectile Dysfunctions:

• Intra-Urethral Suppository (MUSE)
• Penile Prosthesis
• Vacuum Suction Devices (VSDS)
• Arterial And Venous Surgeries
• Sex Therapy

Our medical providers can refer you to a Urologist.